American comics: Starting with Luke the Maker

“Those with visas get this treatment.” Luke pulled up a virtual screen showing a burly man in an iron helmet, freely moving around in the scene.

“Those without visas get this treatment.” Luke pulled up another virtual screen, this time showing a special effects animation, helpfully colored and modeled by White Queen. It was the same burly man in an iron helmet, but his situation was less than ideal, being chased by a group of mages who threw him into a swirling portal.

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“This behavior is illegal.” Luke snapped his fingers, pulling up a virtual screen displaying a skull-headed figure on a motorcycle judging the sins of his captive.

“This behavior is legal.” Luke pulled up another virtual screen from the side, again showing a cartoon image of the skull-headed figure, this time judging a captive while handing a bag of money to some mages surrounding him.

Four images, simple and easy to understand.

“If you’re going to regulate their behavior, why do you allow them to do this?” Nick pointed to the image of the skull-headed judge.

“What do you think these demonic gods foster their representatives and followers for? To let them live peacefully on this planet with their power? Impossible.” Luke shook his head.

“Don't the mages care?” Nick frowned.

“They don’t care if it’s not excessive.” Luke replied quickly. “Don’t wear rose-tinted glasses of saviors or saints. The Sorcerer Supreme only cares that this world isn’t lost. That’s the duty of her line of mages. Other than that, she can choose whether to interfere or not.”

“Alright, alright, but I’m curious, is the money those mages receive from human society?” Nick asked.

Luke rolled his eyes: “What are you dreaming about? Although the mages don’t have much money from human society, they don’t care about that kind of currency. They need something higher, something that benefits them. Can you imagine some of them still bartering sometimes? What they need is the power of those demonic gods!”

“Then how do they collect the money? Those demonic gods probably won’t politely agree to all the conditions and pay up when they’re approached, right? Does the Sorcerer Supreme have to go door-to-door to collect debts from all the followers and representatives on this planet?” Nick’s one good eye flickered.

“What are you thinking?” Before Nick could say anything, Luke gave him a strange look that made him uncomfortable. “The Sorcerer Supreme has a set of effective debt collection methods. Hmm, this method has been used on many dimensional demonic gods and works very well. It can forcibly extract a certain amount of energy for use, regardless of the wishes of some dimensional demonic gods.

So why go door-to-door to collect? The Sorcerer Supreme has a backup of the dimensional demonic god information behind every single one of these followers and representatives. When the time comes, just publicly notify those demonic gods in the multiverse, and that’s it, right? If that doesn't work, letting the followers and representatives notify them can be considered fulfilling their duty.”

Luke’s words filled Nick with complaints. He felt that the Sorcerer Supreme’s image had become increasingly unpredictable in the short time he had been communicating with Luke.

Putting it so euphemistically, isn’t this just strong-arming and freeloading?

It sounds like they’ve been freeloading for a long time!

It’s just that after talking with Luke recently, she finally thought of putting a reasonable facade on her forced freeloading.

What did the Sorcerer Supreme actually give?

Everything remains the same, but in name, the other party has stood up! Thinking even more darkly, perhaps the Sorcerer Supreme will freeload even harder in the future? After all, she just wants it, and the visa fees, entry fees, accommodation fees, combat fees, all sorts of things, all depend on the mage’s initial pricing. So many dimensional demonic gods, freeloading a little more from each one…

Of course, in fact, Nick also knew that his guess was just a relatively beautiful idea. Those demonic gods at least have power. If they really get angry or offend a large group, then they’ll team up and come over to cause trouble by force. No matter how strong the Sorcerer Supreme is, she’ll at least have to run away with her bucket, right? Although this extreme situation shouldn’t happen, Nick can’t help but think in this direction.

“Is there any reason for this?” Nick always felt that there might be some information he didn’t know.

“Reason? Hmm, maybe it’s to block the other party from accusing the Sorcerer Supreme of borrowing power and never returning it when negotiating with a certain dimensional demonic god in the future.” Luke thought for a while: “After all, although the Sorcerer Supreme doesn’t care about face or anything, having a reason can at least make the unlucky demonic god feel better and get some psychological comfort. Moreover, when this reason is brought out, the other party also needs to give the Sorcerer Supreme an explanation for the believers who are active and causing trouble on her territory.”

“Then what can S.H.I.E.L.D. do?” Nick asked the question he had always wanted to ask after being “I don’t understand, but I’m greatly shocked.”

“Of course, do what you’re best at.” Luke gave Nick another strange look, seemingly surprised that he could ask such a low-level question.

“Early-stage whitewashing! Covering up! Confusing the public!” Luke naturally took over his words, pointing out what S.H.I.E.L.D. needed to do one by one. “Finally, as a benefit, the identity information of the dimensional demonic god representatives and followers on the mage’s side may need to be connected with S.H.I.E.L.D. There may need to be a liaison organization to communicate in real-time about the problems of those representatives.

It can’t be that they just received the money over there, and then you had an accident here and treated them as criminals. That’s not good.”

“S.H.I.E.L.D. is an intelligence organization and a military organization!” Nick took a deep breath. He had already imagined himself as that magical belt that was still tirelessly playing the whack-a-mole game. Although his cooperation with Luke was very tacit and pleasant, but now, look at what the other party is saying.

“So?” Luke asked back in confusion.

“We can also add the title of a service-oriented organization.” Nick smiled.

“Don’t worry, our cooperation has always been pleasant. I know what your needs are.” Luke also understood that if there weren’t real benefits and big enough interests, Nick might have some “troublesome” things.

“I hope so.” Nick nodded. If he could get in touch with those mages, then he believed that there would always be opportunities to obtain their secrets or make deals with them. S.H.I.E.L.D., which has a pile of troublesome things inside, really needs a mage consultant to give some advice and help from another angle and direction.

“Think about it, if everything goes according to plan, then at least the beast series equipment provided to S.H.I.E.L.D. can’t be considered a black account.”

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